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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-10-09, Page 11RAIDERS WIN REC TITLE — T e Winc eisea Rai a ers won 1 e Exeter men's rec ast all championship Wednesday with a 8-3 win over Hensall. Back, left, Gerald Weido, Barry Mills, Ron Webber, Pete Case, Brent Dawson, Brian Penhale, Kevin Hern, Perry Seredo, Larry Dawson and Gerold Cook. Front, Rick Skinner, Rob Pryde, Dave Atthill, Mark Cronyn, Steve Kerslake and Al Case. T -A photo ROYALS WIN — The Crediton Royals were win- ners in the Crediton and area slopitch league. Bock, left, Scott Eveland, Howard. Neeb, Derek Hippern, Bob Stewardson, Brian Maver, Tony Underhill and Ron Brand. Front, Cam Stewardson, Bob Drouillard, Bob Ford, Doug Webber and Ron Davis. Missing were Bob Willis and Rob Maver. Pee wees lose in final round The Exeter Legion pee wees drop- ped two straight games to Flesherton in their quest for the Western Ontario Athletic Association "D" baseball championship. Flesherton had previously won the OBA "E" title. The first game in Flesherton was won by the home team 6-0 and in Ex- eter Tuesday, the locals scored three times in their last turn at the plate, but, fell two runs short in a 7-5 loss. The record of the pee wees for the en',ire season was 19 victories and 16 losses. In the opening series loss in Flesherton Harlen Tinney was on the Exeter mound. He picked up eight strike -outs and walked six batters. In Flesherton, Harlen Tinney was also tops at the plate with a double, single and a walk in three trips to the plate. Other Exeter hits were singles from the bats of David Schwindt, Mark Russell, Mark Burton and Scot Russell. O.H.A. Int. "Cr Exhibition 10Tfr'9 Arthur Tigers vs *08010 Exeter Mohawks ,POMO Sat., Oct. 12 - 8:00 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre *Season tickets on sale Sponsored by these community spirited businesses Huron Motor Products Hensall District Co-op Save U Gas Bar General Coach Please Ask for the Salesman of your choice .= Dodge Plus ('Ilit1.si FR CAL WEIN BOB LAMMIE STU McLELLAN Plymouth (JCL ^ i`urrtic 1'IIRISII:K 136 Main St. North Exeter, Ontario 23S-1525 collect The final contest in Exeter Tues- day, saw Flesherton score four times in the first inning, one more in the se- cond and an insurance tally in the top of the seventh. Harlen Tinney doubled and scored the first Exeter run in the opening in- ning as he doubled. In the Exeter third, Tinney cracked a leadoff home run. The first three Exeter batters crossed the plate in the bottom of the seventh and two more runners were on the base paths as the possible ty- ing runs when the final out was recorded. During the seventh inning rally, Harlen Tinney doubled and David Schwindt, Mark Russell and Allan Blommaert walked and Brent Borden sacrificed. Tinney was also on the mound and during the even inning contest chalk- ed up 10 strikeouts. IY IRONWO9� GOLF CLUB LOCATED ONE MILE EAST OF EXETER OFF HIGHWAY 83 Phone (5191 235.1521 Tournament Condition III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuuIIIIIIII11111111111111111111111111iic Every Week Day. is= Seniors Day =All the golf you want for only $7,00 =Game must be completed by 4:30 p.m. 111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIf. 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Service open 6 days a week For Service call 23S-1525 Service • ti At home, Saturday Times -Advocate, October 9, 1985 Page 9 Mohawks fly high in Watford The Exeter Mohawks will be pro- viding excellent hockey entertain- ment for local fans this winter if Saturday's first exhibition game is any indication of what the 1985-86 season will be. Playing in Watford, the Mohawks completely dominated play and blanked the generals 11-0. The first chance for hometown sup- porters to see the Mohawks in action will be this Saturday night at the South Huron Rec Centre at 8:30 p.m with the Arthur Tigerssupplying the opposition. The return game goes in Arthur Tuesday night. Exeter coach Jack Chipchase used three goalies for one period each. Sharing the shutout.were Rick Pikul, Ptet Parsons and Lou Arts. The Exeter club took a 2-0 first period lead as Doug Gibbon converted a pass from Pete Tuckey and Brian Horner fired a successful shot on a three-way effort with Steve Prout and Jim Benn. The Mohawks broke the game wide open in the second period with five scores. Brian Mercer was the first marksman with assists going to Jim Benn and Doug Latta. Next came an unassisted goal by Mark Cronyn and a power play score by Pete Tuckey with assists provided by Cam Doig and Barry Baynham. Doig was next to score on a pass from Baynham and Jim Benn followed with a successful shot. Assisting were Doig and Baynham. In the third.period, Brian Horner, Mark Cronyn and Jim Benn each not- ched their second goals of the night with Doug Latta getting two assists and Doug Gibbon, Brian Mercer, Jim School field hockey team victorious again Murray Rundle 21st and Don Wareing ran to a 25th place finish. Mike Clarke did not finish the race due to injury. Basketball In basketball this past week the juniors and seniors both defeated Listowel. The seniors won with a score of 28-15. Dianne Willis had a super game and was top scorer with ten points. Irene Breand also played well and scored nine points. The senior girls played again Satur- day, at Alumni Hall. They lost to Lucas and Ingersoll, but Irene Brand and Diane Willis played well and were top scores for South Huron. The junior girls basketball team also played Listowel, Wednesday. They added another victory to their list winning the match 33-24. Laurie Forrester played superbly and was top scorer with 12 points. Cheyenne Mosurinjohn scored 10 points and Beth Sweeney played -well and scored 5 points. The midget girls lost to Listowel 43-51 but only after two hours, 20 minute foul -laden game. Lori Har- burn and Christine Rose scored four points each. The SHDHS field hockey team has added another victory to their pro- gressively growing list. This time they beat out Stratford Northwestern by a score of 7-0. Kendra Arthur and Ronalyn Bell scored two goals each. Irene Dietrich, Pam Cottrell and Mona Brand each scored one leading to a very im- pressive win. The next game will be played today Wednesday against Stratford Central. The semi-finals begin on October 18. Cross country October 3 at Dorchester several runners from the cross-country team showed impressive personal perfor- mances. Senior girls, Sheila Regier and Sandra Rooseboom placed fourth and eighth, respectively. The junior girls team placed third overall. Rosemary Regier came in third and Jeanette Van Esbroeck placed sixth. Christine Chalmers and Jennifer Gielnik fared well in midget girls competition. In midget boys competi- tion Henry DeBruyn placed 10th. The senior boys ran exceptionally well and as a team placed second. Jeff Waneham,.Glenn Durie and Ray Lewis placed 15th, 16th and 17th respectively. Craig Winbow was 20th, Many wins in turkey shoot Participation in Sunday's turkey shoot sponsored by the claybird gun club was excellent. 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